The multi-year contract is to integrate Capella’s radar imaging data into a U.S. Air Force Research Lab experimental cloud-based platform The post U.S. Air Force awards $14.9 million contract to Capella Space for radar imaging appeared first on SpaceNews.

Maritime connectivity provider KVH Industries is seeing signs of a turnaround after buying a chunk of satellite capacity from Starlink, SpaceX’s broadband constellation in non-geostationary orbit. The post KVH Industries leans on maritime connectivity competitor Starlink for growth appeared first on SpaceNews.

A provider of synthetic aperture radar imaging services, Umbra is looking to fill demand for ‘complete satellite systems’ The post Umbra ventures into custom satellite manufacturing  appeared first on SpaceNews.

At the Farnborough International Airshow six years ago, the United Kingdom made a major push to become a launch country. The U.K. Space Agency endorsed the development of Sutherland Spaceport, […] The post Foust Forward: Mind the launch gap appeared first on SpaceNews.

NASA plans to soon make its first robotic lunar lander awards in more than a year as the agency and the industry grapple with uncertainty in the overall program linked to the cancellation of a rover mission. The post NASA to soon resume awards of lunar lander missions appeared first on SpaceNews.

PRESTON, United Kingdom — China launched the second of a new series of geostationary communications satellites Thursday, though its purposes remain unclear. A Long March 3B rocket lifted off at […] The post China launches second secretive high orbit internet satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.

Defense Science Board report: DoD should accelerate adoption of commercial space technologies The post Pentagon advisory panel urges integration of commercial space tech for military use appeared first on SpaceNews.

The sudden ascendance of Vice President Kamala Harris as the presumptive Democratic nominee for president will likely have at least a modest impact on space policy, including a potential choice of her running mate. The post Space industry considers implications of Harris as presidential candidate appeared first on SpaceNews.

SES is seeking ways to cut costs as the loss of revenues from a bankrupt broadcast customer in Brazil deals a blow to the satellite operator’s declining video business. The post SES searching for cost savings to tackle video woes appeared first on SpaceNews.

LAS VEGAS – The Space Development Agency is preparing to award contracts to companies focused on satellite servicing. Through the contracts, SDA, which is part of the U.S. Space Force, […] The post SDA is set to award satellite servicing contracts appeared first on SpaceNews.